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Just a quick little post to announce a tiny little plugin which provides member reference counts in the form of a metric. Simply click the metric tile and choose ‘References’ from the dropdown. CodeRush will then display the Reference count of each member...

In my previous post I was extolling the virtues of Convert to Function . You’ll recall that it is used to alter the return type of the current function, from void to the value of the expression on the return statement at the caret. Well what if you have...

A new plugin… What does it do? Example 1 So imagine we have the following code.. Imagine now, that we decide that it’s not important to explain ‘where’ we were searching, when reporting this error. Normally we would… Highlight the string token {1} (including...

This plugin is a natural follow up to my previous CR_ReverseArgs plugin As you might imagine, this plugin changes the order of the selected operands. This might seem like a fairly trivial reason to create a plugin, but it happens often that it irritates...

Richard O’Neil , author of the FakeItEasy CodeRush Templates has been at it again. This time he’s taken a step up, and built a new CodeRush plugin. From his github repository: CodeRush expansion plugin to turn a list of private fields into fluent methods...

Note: The templates referred to by this post do not ship with CodeRush. To install them, see instructions towards the end of the post. This post describes two more templates in my Plugin Templates series. The series itself is introduced in my previous...

The Motivation I found this question on Stackoverflow Essentially it breaks down to… How can I refactor this…. …into this… … in a single step. The Plugin This plugin allows you to extract all arguments of a method to new locals which are then placed above...

I’ve recently been asked: How come you’re putting all your plugins on GitHub? Have you abandoned the DXCoreCommunity site? This post is an attempt to answer this question. The Problem The tech and structure underlying the existing DXCore Community Site...

You know what it’s like. Every now and then you spot that you’re performing the same sequence of tasks over and over again, and you find yourself wishing that there was a way to automate what you’re doing. Well you’re not alone. Just recently I had one...

Another CodeRush Feature Workshop ( Part 1 and Part 2 ) has yielded a plugin, and this one is truly awesome. String Formatter works in 3 separate ways to increase your productivity: Tab to Next Reference Extension Tab among references to a string token...